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50/10 Lead-acid (secondary) batteries
Vent plugs designed to eliminate
spray but give free exit of gases
Cell pillars and connectors give minimum
resistance and maximum current flow
Cell lids of opaque styrene
acrylonitrile (SAN)
Negative plates, pasted grids, provide
perfect balance with the positive to
give maximum performance
Sintered microporous PVC separators
give minimum resistance
Plante’positive plates constructed
of pure lead ensure that there is no
fall-off in capacity throughout theil
long life
Plastic containers of transparent
SAN allow the electrolyte level
and cell condition to be clearly
seen
Figure 50.3 Typical layout of Chloride Industrial Batteries type YHP standby power battery (Courtesy of Chloride Batteries)
The most reliable type of battery for engine starting High-performance flat-plate types
is the Plant6 high-performance type. The standby
engine is, of course, required for many emergency Chloride Industrial Batteries also supply high-
applications where maximum reliability is essential. performance flat-plate cell type standby batteries in
These applications include emergency lighting, the conventional vented (types FAP-H and FCP-H)
sprinkler systems, industrial processes, telecommun- and low-maintenance (types SAP, SBP and SEP)
ications, and any auxiliary power requirements. versions. Capacities up to 600 Ah (vented, Table 50.9)

